4. ICAIL 1993: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

• Henry Prakken:
  A Logical Framework for Modelling Legal Argument. 1-9
  
• Thomas F. Gordon:
  The Pleadings Game: Formalizing Procedural Justice. 10-19
  
• Katsumi Nitta, Stephen T. C. Wong, Yoshihisa Ohtake:
  A Computational Model for Trial Reasoning. 20-29
  
• Jaap Hage:
  Monological Reason-Based Logic: A Low Level Integration of Rule-Based Reasoning and Case-Based Reasoning. 30-39
  
• Karl Branting:
  A Reduction-Graph Model of Ratio Decidendi. 40-49
  
• Donald H. Berman, Carole D. Hafner:
  Representing Teleological Structure in Case-based Legal Reasoning: The Missing Link. 50-59
  
• Tina Smith:
  Violation of Norms. 60-65
  
• Robert Dupuis, Claude Thomasset, Louis-Claude Paquin, François Blanchard:
  Towards a Methodology for the Validation of Expert Systems: The Case of Loge-Expert. 66-71
  
• Olav Hødnebø, Edvard Løkketangen:
  The Use of an ATMS Inconsistency Checking of a Legal Expert System. 72-75
  
• Georges Span:
  LITES, an Intelligent Tutoring System for Legal Problem Solving in the Domain of Dutch Civil Law. 76-81
  
• Marnix C. M. Weusten:
  Validation: The Key Concept in Maintenance of Legal KBS. 82-89
  
• Daniel Poulin, Paul Bratley, Jacques Frémont, Ejan Mackaay:
  Legal Interpretation in Expert Systems. 90-99
  
• Uri J. Schild, Shai Herzog:
  The Use of Meta-Rules in Rule Based Legal Computer Systems. 100-109
  
• Hajime Yoshino, Makoto Haraguchi, Seiichiro Sakurai, Sigeru Kagayama:
  Towards a Legal Analogical Reasoning System: Knowledge Representation and Reasoning Methods. 110-116
  
• Edwina L. Rissland, David B. Skalak, M. Timur Friedman:
  BankXX: A Program to Generate Argument Through Case-Base Research. 117-124
  
• Cees Groendijk, Anja Oskamp:
  Case Recognition and Strategy Classification. 125-132
  
• Carole D. Hafner, Virginia J. Wise:
  SmartLaw: Adapting "Classic" Expert System Techniques for the Legal Research Domain. 133-141
  
• Daphne Gelbart, J. C. Smith:
  FLEXICON: An Evaluation of a Statistical Ranking Model Adapted to Intelligent Legal Text Management. 142-151
  
• Vincent Aleven, Kevin D. Ashley:
  What Law Students Need to Know to WIN. 152-161
  
• Graham Greenleaf, Andrew Mowbray:
  Controlling and Augmenting Legal Inferencing: ysh, a Case Study. 162-166
  
• Surendra Dayal, Michael Harmer, Peter Johnson, David Mead:
  Beyond Knowledge Representation: Commercial Uses for Legal Knowledge Bases. 167-174
  
• Graham Brown:
  CHINATAX: Exploring Isomorphism with Chinese Law. 175-179
  
• George Vossos, John Zeleznikow, Allan Moore, Daniel Hunter:
  The Credit Act Advisory System (CAAS): Conversion from an Expert System Prototype to a C++ Commercial System. 180-183
  
• Marc Lauritsen:
  Knowing Documents. 184-191
  
• Giovanni Sartor:
  A Simple Computational Model for Nonmonotonic and Adversarial Legal Reasoning. 192-201
  
• Ronald Prescott Loui, Jeff Norman, Jon Olson, Andrew Merrill:
  A Design for Reasoning with Policies, Precedents, and Rationales. 202-211
  
• Takahira Yamaguti, Masaki Kurematsu:
  Legal Knowledge Acquisition Using Case-Based Reasoning and Model Inference. 212-217
  
• Vassilis Konstantinou, John Sykes, Georgios N. Yannopoulos:
  Can Legal Knowledge be Derived from Legal Texts? 218-227
  
• Karl Branting:
  An Issue-Oriented Approach to Judicial Document Assembly. 228-235
  
• Ruth Murbach, Éva Nonn:
  Similarity in Harder Cases: Sentencing for Fraud. 236-244
  
• Barbara Cuthill, Robert McCartney:
  Issue Spotting in Legal Cases. 245-253
  
• Soon-Ae Yang, David Stuart Robertson, John Lee:
  KICS: A Knowledge-Intensive Case-Based Reasoning System for Statutory Building Regulations and Case Histories. 254-263
  
• Frans Coenen, Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon, Peter Smeaton:
  Representing Visual Conditions in a Legal knowledge Based System. 264-271
  
• Pierre-Yves Schobbens:
  A Logic for Legal Hierarchies. 272-281
  
• Jan Vanthienen, F. Robben:
  Developing Legal Knowledge Based Systems Using Decision Tables. 282-291
  
• Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon:
  Neural Networks and Open Texture. 292-297
  
• Seiichiro Sakurai, Hajime Yoshino:
  Identification of Implicit Legal Requirements with Legal Abstract Knowledge. 298-305
  

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